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How it works
From public diligence to Shadow Mode performance tracking.
QSentia gives investors a staged way to evaluate systematic agents: preview the marketplace, review public backtest evidence, activate Shadow Mode, then move into a gated investment package when the evaluation period ends.
Access ladder
Public preview
Marketplace browsing and imported backtest evidence stay visible so investors understand each agent before signup.
Discovery
Paid diligence workflow for organizing agent review, saved comparisons, and beta access context.
Shadow Mode
Paid beta workflow for tracking selected capital against live agent performance for a fixed evaluation window.
Investment package
The post-Shadow Mode allocation workflow remains gated by onboarding, approvals, and account controls.
Investor journey
Each step gives investors more evidence before more commitment.
Preview the marketplace
Visitors can see the agent universe, live availability, broker status, and imported backtest evidence before creating an account.
Review public evidence
Backtest metrics, historical charts, orders, positions, trades, and agent trace logs are visible from public agent pages.
Activate Shadow Mode
Users select an agent and capital amount. Their Shadow account starts at that timestamp and tracks live agent performance from that point forward.
Review allocation readiness
When Shadow Mode ends, the platform routes the user into the appropriate live investment package and review process.
Agent cycle
What happens when an agent is operating.
This is the agent lifecycle investors are ultimately reviewing. The platform keeps source evidence, execution evidence, and portfolio results tied to the correct stage.
Inputs
Market, price, signal, sentiment, factor, or agent-specific sources are ingested by the strategy.
Inference
Approved agent code turns current data into an agent signal, target exposure, or position decision.
Risk sizing
The strategy applies its sizing rules and account-level constraints before execution evidence is created.
Broker route
Paper or live orders are routed only through the configured broker account for that agent lane.
Telemetry
Portfolio snapshots, orders, fills, and operating status flow back to the investor-facing trace.
Measurement rules
The same metric name cannot mean three different things.
That is why QSentia separates historical research results, live paper telemetry, and user-specific Shadow Mode returns.
Backtest results are historical research evidence, not live portfolio performance.
Shadow Mode starts from the user activation time and selected capital amount.
Live portfolio returns are calculated from broker telemetry after the relevant account baseline.
If a metric is unavailable, the platform should show pending or unavailable instead of a fallback.